The Democrat. (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 28, 1895 Page: 4 of 4
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ALLIANCE DfBKCTfftT.
Couimr Aluunb.
President, M. N. StiMf, T<
Ttxu.
Secretary. Mies Sallie Stntf, V<
Texas.
Snow Hill. Apr. 17.1896.
Sub-ALUAMCBS. _
Bethany Alliance
Third Saturday nights Is
President, S Si. Hart,
Secretary, Mrs. E C
Josephine meets Saturday
fore Sod and 4th Sunday la
B. F. Ivt, Pres., Jo
C, C. CASLULB,
Nevada Alliance meets Satarday
Bight tefore the First awl Third
in each month. _
J. W.
J.L.
A1 tog a Alliance meets 1st
Thurday nights in _each
A. F. Moore.
A.J. Taroon. Sec.
Rose land Alliance meets
thA Saturday at 2 o'clock p.
S. L. Bradshaw,
W. F. PRICB,
Ronlett Alliance.—Tine
Saturday night before the
9an<lay*. R. T. Qc
M
W. T.
M M
New Hope Alliance
Fridays 4:30 p. m.
J. 3. Jett.
McK
K. A. Bails
McK
Verona Alliance m
Thursday nights in each BMMth
A. C. Sthoi p. Pres. V<
Walter Carter. Sec'y. 44 M
Copeville Alliance. No. 9M, BMSta ea
1st and 3rd Saturday nights at 7 9. m.
W. s. Cox. I res., Cope ville, Tex.
W. T. Tftompson.Sec., 44 44
Stinson School House Alllsass. Vc.
AM, meet? 1st and 3rd Saturday Bights
In each mortb at 7 p.
J. F.
II. C. Gaanawi
!K. Paul AUianee, No. MO, meets 1st
and 3rd Wednesday nights la,
moo , at 7 p. m.
J. W. Morris,
W„ T.~
St. Paul, fax
Cedar Alliance meets Friday might
before full moon in each aaath aad
two weeks thereafter.
J. L. Mays. Fr
J. R. Self, Sea.,
Mevrit, Texas.
Maxwell Alliance meets Saturday
nights before 2nd and 4th Saadaj la
each month.
Pnsldent. VV. F. Bedell.
Sec'y. R L. Boggess.
Willow Springs Ailisao
1st and 3rd Sat urday at t ♦'slash p. ai.
in each uionth.
R. W Hiekey,
Tax.
Sister Grove Alliance
Illinois School House on
4th Thursday nights ia
A. &.
W. H. Slater, Sec'y.
Midway Alliance meets every 1st
.ind 3rd Friday n.ants in
.1 P Miller. ~
J A Stiauaa, Sec'y, Fan
McKinney Alliance No. Mdt a
1st and 3rd Tuesday nights I
u t- 4h. G. M. D. WilliaaM.
J. H. Painter, See'y.
MeKinaey, Tax.
Bishop Allianas meets ewery 1st aad
trd Saturdays at 2 o'clock a. m.
W. B. Harden, Pres., Mealaaey, Tex.
«*. B. Kindell. Sec'y., M
£aeh Secretary of I
should send in names of
time of meeting and have
ad. Ed.
CHURCH DIBECTOBY.
Cl'MBERUXD rUUIlBUI.
Services every Sabbath at 11 a
a. m. and a: 8 p.m. Bar,II W
Sabbath school every Sabbat h
at 9:90 a. m. J. H. 8need, superintend-
ent. Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
cmstlax kxdkavor society
ts at 6:15 p m every Sunday, Titus
Pres,.
raamiiauH.
Sag flees every Sabbath at 11 o'clock
a. as. and 7:39 p. m., Rev. G. A. Kus-
sall pastor. Sabbath school every Ssb-
bath at 9^0 a. m. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday night.
Children's missionary society or Gray-
Mils m eel at the cburch at 3 p. m. first
Saadav in each month.
MXTBODIST.
Services every Sabbath at 11 o'clock
a. m. aad 7:15 p. m.. Rev. Morris pas-
tar. Sabbath school every Sabbath at
Mia. m. Prayer meeting every Wed-
nesday night at 7.15.
Spworth League meets as follows:
Devotional department at 6:15 every
Sanday evening. Literary department
id aad 4th Friday nights in each month
Bosinees meeting 1st Monday night in
each month. Officers: Wallace Hugh-
stoa, Pres., Richard Allen, 1st V-Pree.
Will Robinson, 2d Y-Pres.. Miss L. M.
Sllgh Ad V-Pres.
christian.
Preaching every Sabbath morning at
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.Elder Crutcher
pastor. Sunday^ school every Sabbat*
it. Prayer m«
(ht at 7:90.
BAPTIST.
Preaching every Sunday at 11 o'clock
, m. and 7:45 p.m., Rev. J. M. Robert-
9:90 a. m. P. Harris, superintend
snt. Prayer meeting every We
eight at 7:90.
redncsday
pastor. Sunday school sunda)
•rning at 9:45 Vlock. T. C. Perry,
saperintendent. Prayer meeting every
Wedaeeday evening at 7 15. Young Peo-
ple's Union meets every Sunday. 3 pm.
Joe Wilcox, president.
Masonic Directory.
St. John's Lodge No. 51, A. F. A A. M.
meets the 4th Saturday night in each
month. E. !I Bowlby, W. M.
R. F. Dowkll, Secy.
Hsgga Chapter No. 53, R. A. M.
aeete the 4th Monday night in each
SMth. C. H. Wtso.no. H. P.
W. M. Baolky. Secy.
McKinney Order Eastern Star Cha;
«ev Me. 91 meets the 2nd Tueeday
m each month at Masoals hall.
Mna. M. E. Wiunr, Worthy Matron.
W. M. Bftounr, Secv
Defiance Lodge. No. 98, K. of P.
meets every Tuesday evening at Castle
Hall Km! Va.. St . west or pnatoffire
lapibs missionary socimr
Meets the second Sunday in each month
at 3 p m. Mrs Wufiord,' Pre*.
knights and laDIBM of honob.
lar meeting 2nd and 4th Monday
Offlicera:
Parker. Protector.
Mrs Jennie Walton, Vice-Protector.
J C Moore. Treas.
J L Todd, Sec'y.
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Chap-
night
Profit
Regula
nights.
J ft Pa
County Officials.
M. G. Abernsthy,
T. F. Man gum.
J. A. Waloen,
Dlstriot Clerk
J. L. Moulden,
A W. Knighton,
A G. Chandler,
B. H. Oates.
Supt. of Schools
W. M Shirley
Aunt, Tex., Feb. 16,1896.
Editor Democrat:
One can hardly realise that
Ibis is the same people wb«
constituted ibis government;
who lived and bad their being
here four or five y«*ara ago. (?)
when they look hack and con
trast the utterances then with
their excuses or silence at pres-
ent. It would not be a hafd
task for the writer to put bis
hand on a large number of vot
ere who said, after the com
plete triumph of the democrat-
ic party, that they would uev
er vote the demecratic ticket
again; They also expressed
themselves as being in favor
of doing the law makers great
violence and bodily harm, if
they did not give the promised
relief.
Nor can one scarcely believe
that the mute Joe Bailey of to-
day is the same J. W. Bailey
who spoke over our county
4 years ago 9ayiog that (Grover
Cleveland was in favor of the
free coinage of silver," that
"he possibly wasn't a perfect
man but he was a thousand
times better than Ben Harrison
or J. B. Weaver. Can it be
the same Bailey who only two
years ago tried to make him-
self famous by "I object, Mr
Speaker," who now sits in the
halls of congress and refuses
to vote on very important
measures. The same Joe re-
fused a days pay because he
was not present; now when he
is present and refuses to work
do you suppose he refuses to
ta&e pay ?
Do you ever notice to see if
it is not the sam^ so-called
great dailies that are trying to
force congress to give Cleve
land and his accomplice the
r.ght lo plunge this country]
into perpetual indebtedness,
• hat urged the speedy repeal
• >f the Sherman act f Ob ! But
did not they tell how the far
mers would till their pockets
with the g'.od pric *fl when
congress jo* t did that little bit
of needed legislation ? So it
w *8 done and we see the re
8'ilr. just a« we and coming
generations will s *e and feel
the result of the present policy
if it is not stopped ac once and
justice meted out to those who
have so basely betrayed the
trust reposed in them. Bnt
why say more ? Can anyone
fail to see f If there are such
fiat are honest MGo 1 pity
tlem and give them wisdom
A few weeks ago I rend in
yonr paper how Mr. Griffith
made a great deal of money sell-
ing a new method of putting up
fruit. Here is what 1 did with
an Old Reliable Plater. The
first three days that I bad tfte
Plater I Plated 75 sets of
knives, forks, spoons, ect which
when delivered, brought me in
about $92 00; cost of metal
about $3.75. leaving a gross pro-
tit of $88 25, for my time aud
trouble, and everyone was well
pleased with the work, and 1
came home with double the
amount of goods to be plated,
I average about $150 work per
week. I have been a traveling
salesman, but have given it up.
The plating business suits me.
Anyone can obtain an Old Rel-
iable Plaier by addressing
W. P. Harrison As Co., Colum
bus. Ohio, Anyone out of work
should take this opportunity
to get employment and make
money. C. M. Rkid,
Columbus, Ohio
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Hickman Items*
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Hickman, Feb. 18.
Editor Democrat:
puH
ent nt 91, William of Orange
commanded the army on the
frontiers at 32.
Gailileo discovered the
isochronism of the pendnlnm
at 19; when 36 he was the most
famous astronomer in Europe.
Burns' first volume was pub
lished at 27; at 30 critics con-
ceded him to be the mostrichlv
endowed by nature of auy liv
ing pqet.
A Methodist Scorcher.
Rev P. F. Pass more of Denver
Colorado in a recent Sermon
against the sins of Plutocracy
gives vent to his feelings
against ceitain Ministers of
the gospel as follow :
"When ex Governor Waite,
who has done more for the
morals of Denver than any
other governor the state has
ever had, was closing out the
gamblers and bringing the sa
loon men to tim^, where stood
you preachers? Did y. u go to
him and encourage hitu in his
good work! No, you did
not, but rather formed an alii
ance to redeem, the state with
the very classes the governor
was lighting. It will be M your
everlasting shame that you din
not join in with governor Waiie
j in the suppression of the im-
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GIVEN AWAY
Ft ?•':>*! a
County Judge
Countv Attorney.
Cou .ty Clerk.
W. T. Cox.
St-rifl.
Tax Collector.
Tax Assessor.
County Treasurer.
W. W. Shepherd.
County Surveyor
tMeir awful condition before it
i« too la e. R x.
E G. MOSELEY.
Craduste Searcy Commercial College,
Graduate Galloway Commercial
Collegf. Late Principal Qait-
man Commercial College.
The farmers who have grown
restless during the long siege
of bad weather, are sallying
forth with renewed energy and
are progressing nicely with
their work.
We ihink from the reports j nioral and lawless dashes, Bro
we gather that there will be a j ther Methodist preacher, in
goodly ac reage seeded in oats ! supporting i'ne Republican
this season. The soil is in tine party you turned your back on
trim for tilling. the discipline of the metholist
Prof. H. E. Peak, who has i Episcopal church and the
been for two or three days past Wor 1 >f Q > 1. Instead of staud
in your city on some official ing up like true m- n for the
business, returned yesterday, right; you championed the
His uiece Miss. Noia Barnes, \ cause of the worst classes of
conducted rhe school during the day.
his abscence. vou are a nice lot of preachers,
The public school up to this you voted for the cause of the
time has enrolled near one saloon, you voted with the
hundred pupils and of very | republican pariv, tha? prom-
good attendance has followed.: 'Bed protection to gamblers.
Health of our community at Are you any better ;han ttie
present is very good. classes whose cause yoi chau
We are glad to repor that pioned? if you ministers had
Mrs. Van who for some time done your duty, preaching
has been ijuite sick is now con- against saloons, gambling nd
vavseni. IC rruption, a' d had support** i
Mrs, Mont Baily is right sick j the Proftibiii >u party, as i«
a' this time. ! was your duty to do, aud had
Mr Banks will leave for stood with Governor Waite in
Franklin countv to morrow, we k*8 on ;lie disteputa^l*
all regret to have Mr. Banks !classes, those business hous h
leave us. He carries with him wou^i have thought of pe
our best wishes. 1 titloning for the g tmblers to go
Mrs Myrtle Hooper returned anmoiest-d, Y .u voted for a-.d
from Denton county to-day wifh iu" of tti •
rithout
one single moral idea, bu
pledged to the protection of the!
greatest abotninuitons of the
age; and when expostulated
with for such tiumanlv, nn-
Chrisiian aud unministerUl
DUKES
m ix.t«
cen|-s
tvery pipe stamped
D(JKE5 M'XTURE or <^>
Queen and
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Choice of Rostes vft
Hew 0ri&2t:3 or Shrevejw!
Solid Trains New Orleans U rfra-
iaflbam. Cfcatttss?^ Cir. jinrati.
Tkrottsh Cars Shreycrort
To Atfaaia, «mi New Orleans
Tc WaehiBfitoa &atf New York.
for fSfrf
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Traveling
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F. EMERSON, T. T. EMERSON, T. H. EMERSON,
President. Vice-President. Cashier
First National Bank
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CAPITAL aad SURPLUS - -$186,000.
Buys and sella exchange on (he principal eities in
First-class Daper discounted.
DiRecToRs : Francis Emerson, T. T. Emerson, T. H.
Jno. L. Lovejoy, C. H W^loh,
Business hours—ft. a m. to 4 p. m.
. .. BEST LINF . ..
TO
St. LOUIS,
The North and East.
12 HOURS SAVED
Bj Taklnir The
St. Loiis Ltnitsd Train.
SH0KI LINK TO ALL FOINTS.
Ia the S< uih least Via
MMpkis. Shravapert or New Orlins
III REIT ROt TE
TO
CALIFORNIA aad MEXICO.
Double llaily TrH<Bf.. .
Pu lmaa Sleep ac Oar*
For further information call on or ad-
dr«a<« >onr near^^t Ticket accent or
W. A. DAKHIELL,
Traveling Paeeenprer Agent.
good harvest
1 r. ~ ■b-fi
If ycu plant CiinfurfV .'mxn. 'I .< *• i* «. , .1.. ,
haveturnwl tin- tt<,f uf smwitb.nn'e ;rn. • ,
ure all tbat ycu lacK. The whoi* si,tr ultow
r.„, GREGORY'S SEEO.
\ . V: iJ . '• toM jn fnialogmr for I ... , - >
... ' f" tb« pmt^ctnt of pluntin^; m+*rvn rtsht *b n in ; i\.« u, on
1*rmin* knowlwtirp rubt up lo I * fr„. A«« for i
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Propriator,
Sntl Ttuesset Stmt.
McKrNNBT, Thai.
A t s r l S^are if *l>i Prtlit P«trw>n it
peathbrdone Corsets and Waists.
L. 8. Thome,
(•a* tea Metier.
3d V-I re« 1 Uen Mgr.
Oen I'aw X Ticket Agt.
DAL!.AS. TRY4S
on county
her* phe hat* bffti vi^itin^ sta-s, and for a part?
that the*}' may see and realize .friends.
Will give le'tons in Short Hand.
Buaineaa Pennianahip. Single aud
Double •intrj Book-keeping.
Office ii Sbtio Block. lelluiv, Tens.
Calendar of District, County and
Comiuiasloners Court of Col-
lin County.
District Cocrt: Hon. J. E. Dlllard
Judge.
Court convenec let Mondaje in Jan
aary aad June of each year.
Cotnrnr Court: M. G. Abernathv,
Judge.
Court convene! for civil, criminial. u _
" probate business. 1st Monday in | Mc*vinne3r Texas
March ; 3rd Monday in May; 4th Mon-
day in July ; 2nd Monday in Oct. and
lad Monday in December of each year.
ComiiumionkbmCovaT: Convenes 2nd
Mondays in February, May, August
aad November of each Year.
£ h. l. Pearson, ®
Dental Surgeon
Office north side square, over Aron's
«iore. .Residence 5 8. Chureh Street.
Politics is at a very low ebb
n« w, hut we are inclined to
think that the President bouM
along without having his
bonds red^*-mable in «old only ,
.... .. . .u t\ |conduct, you say, in tustihca-
W ishing success to the D?m I * J . t ,
... . .lion of your unrighteous &'d
ocrat. We are as always— . . , J . ^
sinful action, that this is the
_ Bystander j Way to prohibition.
You know that it is the money,
wealth and social infiuenc- in
EXPECTANT
^MOTHERS.
that our woodcrfui n medy mothibs
Fhibjid which m&kr-fl child-birth easj |
I tdaj be wlihlo iht tvarh of all we hare ,
' reduced the prlc to ONE DOLLAR per i
botue
...BEWARE of fraMds. coant-
crMU aad MbttltoU*. Take
say: "They ate
the best fitting corset on the
market." Merchants cheerfully
refund the money after 4 week's
trial if not satisfactory. Call for
them at the stoces.
FHATHBRBONE CORSET
KALMMAZOO. MfOMNMM.
< I.OTIIIN o. 1,1.1 ovcDS, SHOES, Ac.
m kinney
TEXAS
Young Men Who Were Great.
Willi* w e f«mos« Won-20. '*> republican pariy th t
WIPlEt, h0tches
FIH8T CTLA8S
Board and Lodging
—AT—
Mra.M.W.WabVa
No. 616, Jackson St.. Ceraer of Peart
Dallas, Te:
p. p. f.
PRICKLY ASH, POKE M
AND POTASSWS
M®£
^rvelous Cflt
1 Blood Mm
isumatlsM
CATARRH. MUliRUL
IIWET TWBM.ES
Kate SI.00 per Day. Nlee, larjfe 00#*
moms and bath privileges.
R. r. Warn. Huou M ctuuxi>
WRITS * McCLBLLAK,
Attereeys-st-Law.
Probata aad Collections a Speciaitj
HeKinney, - . Texas.
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" jew p.
uhr
IS jrrarn*
reHcf: iz.
alttr-
n
of t' «
Wtdrl
NttoTwl
e^oaiack
A.D. MOSELY.M D.
Office hours: 9 to 13 s. m.; I to 4 p.
Practice ilmlted te dlaeiaee of the Wye
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lar. Nose, Threat, Chest and Skin.
Office over Seay's Book 8tore
Beat Side of Square.
McKinney,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
^BRfAICr AST-SUPPER.
EPPS'S
Everett was a noted orater at
30.
Whitney at 13 invented the
gin.
Edison was famous for ' is
inventions when 23.
Bacon was a member of par
liam^nt at 22 ; at 26 one of its
leaders.
Shakespeare left school at 14;
Clay at 14, and John Bright at
15.
Poe was a poet at 16; at 34
he wrote1* The Raven he died
at 38.
Hayne when 22 had the best
paying law practice in South
Carolina.
T**nnison at 33 took that
high siand among the poets
he held tilt his death.
Bryant wrote poetry at 9; at
19 his masterpiece. Than atop
■is," was published.
Napoleon at 90 commanded
the array of Italy; 35 was ei
peror; saw Waterloo at 46.
Longfellow's first poetry was
published at 13; at 32 he was
ranked with the bast poets
Choate entered college at 16;
began practicing law at 25; at
80 waa the pee? of any practi-
tioner.
Scott eotered the fair realm
of literature at 95; at 84 he was
the most popular poet of th«-
day.
made you vote as you did.
You kn*w then, just as well
you know new, that the vote
was i*ot to the glory of God nor
the good of humanity. You
knew that the vote won 11 not
remove a eiogle temptation,
elevated manhood, protect
womanhood, fee'1 the huogry
nor ciottie t'je naked. If the]
prohibition psrty had tie
wealth and power that the re-
publican party now has, and
were the republican party
as weak &s the prohibition
party now is, bow many preach-
ers wonld have voted the re-
publican ticket} Yoo republi-
can, saloon supporting minis-
ters of this age are a curse to
the world. You are lying rightj
across the pathway of the sal-
vation of thisoouutry. You aie
responsible for the oppression,
the poverty, drunkenness and
immoralities of the age.
. Friend
solo av all peuooiara.
r*Write for "wok "TO MOTHERS"
ra-iiirtl fw
THE BRAOflELO JMUIATO* CO..
ATLANTA. U.
Nimowuay
Ma
DOR
Insure Vour Life!
This means self-reliance—Extinguishment of 1
Payment of debts—avoidance of the charity of others.
REMEMBER *
Povidence helps thoee who help themselves, aad
That a^policy in a
provides protectioa,
The Mutual Life Of New Yerk
SHAP SHOTS.
[Dallas News.]
A capital joke is one in which
the viotim is supposed to have
lost his head.
Keep jour heart in lone wit*
the birds.
The future is made up largely .
Of unanswered questions.
:iless per on isgoi
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TRAINS OM THE
issauB, um & mas
.. RAILWAY. .
Jow Run Solid
>t., Louis
ihicEgo
ransasCity
ss«a BufFETSiffPW Cms
1 STANDS WITHOUT A PEERi
Its past record is the best ruarancee for the ffctere.
•t has paid the largeet amount to ^ its members.
It has paid the largest amount of surrender values.
It has paid the largest amount of dividends.
It holds the largest amount of assets to secure its
It Is tbe largest taxpayer In Texas.
Good Contracts to Ene:
For Anther information write
<MS>
General Agents for Texaa.
SAN ANTONIO
'WHERE DIRT GATHERS WASTE«ULS*
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM
THE USE OF
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